Margaret pretty impressive there with some good answers.

Could be a good Final Chase today.

Yeah that's unusual isn't it!

Why on earth call mermaids 'mythical'? #Idiots

Darren hoping that Margaret would be funding his film project, there- advising her to go high. Wasn't brave enough to go for the higher offer himself though.

Yes, it is, Stanley. She often has a mischievous smile playing around her lips.
Maybe you've never noticed it.

How many have you seen?

Just because I haven't seen one doesn't mean they don't exist. For example I've never seen a Yeti either.

Hmmm. We've never seen an ostrich called Stan either. Some of us are hoping that he's mythical too.

As very few ostriches speak English, unless you've never seen one then you would be unlikely to know its real name. And, if Yetis didn't exist then people wouldn't bother trying to find them!

Here you go Stan http://www.skoda.co.uk/models/new-yeti

Forever Young by Englebert Humperdinck. Probably smells of moth balls.

That is not a real yeti. I suspect it is badly modelled on the real thing. For example I don't believe Yetis have 4 wheels as they would be a hindrance in the deep snow.

Where are the 'go faster' stripes?

"Slowly but slowly, we are getting there"

Do you mean "slowly but surely", Bradley?

Ann looks very tired. All that travelling is catching up with her.

Odds:

Team 1/6
Anne 4/1

PREDICTION: Team will score 18 or 19.

Wow! Are you saying you've seen a Yeti and it's striped?

BRADLEY: Ready?

*silence*

Just as well you're not a bookie

Impressive stuff from Ann.

A fantastic final chase for Anne. What a woman!

Well I think the team were definitely the favourites going into that but they underperformed. Given Anne's mediocre form in this episode leading up to the final chase I think I was right to place her at not great odds.

However, Anne engineered an upset there and found her form at the end. Great game from a great Chaser.

"Who was pregnant first in the Bible?"
"Mary"

Well she clearly failed RE!

Your odds are extremely generous on the chaser. You would lose a lot of money laying four to one the chaser before the Final Chase started in these sort of situations.

I believe a team of four wins about half the time. Even though there were four reasonable players and no obvious passengers, this very often isn't reflected in their final total. In the end two of them hardly contributed and they ended up with just an average score, no better than two or three players often get.

For the Chaser to be as big as 4/1 to win the team would probably need to get about 22 or 23. And few teams achieve that sort of total, even with four players.